Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 24th 2004) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Century' |
| 'Give that ___ cigar!' |
| 'My Way' lyricist |
| 'Well, let me think ...' |
| Added spice to |
| Animals of the species Pan troglodyte |
| Approves |
| Asia's ___ Sea |
| Beau |
| Boxer Spinks |
| Brainchild protector |
| Center of Florida? |
| Chem. neurotransmitter |
| Coarse flour |
| Cousin of a crow |
| Doubled, a 1969 #1 hit song |
| Doubled, a drumbeat |
| Doubled, a Hollywood star |
| Doubled, a pen |
| Doubled, a Polynesian capital |
| Doubled, a tropical menace |
| Doubled, home of Whitman College |
| Explorer ___ Anders Hedin |
| Feudal drudge |
| Figure in a math function |
| Formed by inflow and outflow |
| Four-time Indy winner |
| Geo. Bush, once |
| Gourd fruit |
| Guess: Abbr. |
| Head of Haiti |
| Kind of blanket |
| Kind of bridge |
| Knocking sounds |
| Laugh riot |
| Make way? |
| Miss |
| Most reserved |
| Mountaintops |
| Mystery author Buchanan |
| Nothing |
| Old film |
| Oocytes, eventually |
| Orphan of old comics |
| Ottoman Empire title |
| Part of a roller coaster |
| Partly doubled, a call in a game |
| Partly quadrupled, a 1963 comedy |
| Partly tripled, a lyric from a 1964 #1 pop song |
| Peckish? |
| Perfume bottles |
| Pro shop item |
| Quick, in trade names |
| Realm |
| Relocate in |
| Replies to a host |
| Resident's suffix |
| Revel, in a way |
| Sally ___ (teacake) |
| Scandinavian rug |
| Scribblings |
| Show horse |
| Some hardwood |
| Sooner than |
| Stylish and expensive |
| The Phantom of the Opera |
| Tripled, a line from 'The King and I' |
| Tripled, Yogi Bear's catchphrase |
| TV component: Abbr. |
| Unexcitable |
| Vaudevillian Olsen |
| Winning card combo |
| Working in a galley |
| Yarn spinner |
| Zip strip? |
| ___ judicata |
| ___ Ridge (1972 Derby winner) |
| ___ Ten |